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Pahiatua Herald, Volume II, Issue 141, 27 April 1894, Page 1

AUTUMN AND WINTER, 1894. Arrival of our First Shipment ex b.s. Gothic. TT7E shall make our first display of Winter Novelties in all Departments V v on SATURDAY, 31st inst., and as these will include all the latest novelties of the season we find it almost unnecessary to specify any particular item. W e cannot, however, refrain from drawing attention to an unusually large shipment of Jackets and Capes in the newest styles, and at prices which we can assure our friends are at least 80 per cent below the ordinary value. Our Second Shipment ex s.s. Pakeha. Is now in the Colony, and will be opened out for inspection in a few days. D. G. McKIBBIN & Co. LONDON HOUSE, Woodyille and Pahiatua. |n J\ ZMZ c IBJY.IIsr, Watch and Clock Maker and Jeweller, PAHIATUA. N .STOCK, a Good Selection of Clocks, Gold and Silver Brooches, Wedding Kings, Spectacles, Folders, Ac. All Work Guaranteed for Twelve Months. J*. DEL UNDERTAKER. He;. L.id Horses Kept on the Premises. I PAHIATUA WOODWARE FACTORY AND FURNISHING WAREHOUSE. FACTORY AND RESIDENCE, Corner of Crewe Street and Palmerston North Road.

Bricks t Bricks ! Bricks t ON SALE. FIBST-CLASS bricks at £2 6s. per 1000. OLIVER'S BRICK YARDS. jl4 Back of Post Office. NMENT LIFE INSU DEPARTMENT. ESTABLISHED 187* Eftff Polioy OuantttMd Dr ***• •tato. LOW PREMIUMS. LARGE BONUSES. The first policy issued, No. x for £v*o, is still in existence, and has had three bonuses allotted to it, vis. *— In 1880. £36 or £1 2s. ptr seat psr soasa In 1883. £lB „£1 4* - • • • In 189 s. £27 «£1 16». - • • • The above is an actual c ase, and shows that the rate of bonus increased at each division. The premiums in force at the time this policy was issued were *x©« calculated to yield any Dmumw. and the higher rates now charged should therefore give etui more satlsfsstenr ' results, IOSSPHOB H. RXC HAEDSOW, ui Ce—newr. Bricks. Bricks. I HAVE now leased the Pahiatua Brickyard and premises and the goodwill thereof to William Madder and Alfred Doel, and would beg to solicit a con inuance of the very liberal patronage h slow, d upon me in the past. JOHN PRICE. The undersigned having taken over the above premises, are prepared to supply first-class bricks at lowest current rates. Terms, cash on delivery. Estimates given. MADDER & DOEL. Peters’ Line of Coaches. UNTIL further notice our coaches will leave Pahiatua for Eketahuna daily at a quarter to ten sharp. This alteration i 3 in consequenoe of the oavy state of the oads Notice to Subscribers. ;rs ».v lif* *; s < ÜBSCThB! lTur.ir.o a